pH Level of Non-Potable River Water

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  • 02/10/2026 at 5:11 pm #10565
    Danial Teng
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      Hi Team,

      Is there existing information regarding the current pH levels of the water provided from the Port Stewart River, and if so, do they fluctuate throughout the year?

      Regards,
      Danial

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